امتحان محوسب في القواعد – الوحدة 10 – LESSON 2A (Student’s Book 50 & 51) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

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I was lucky ................ (give) a reasonable amount of money by my parents.

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Despite ................ (work) on the film for ages, I hadn’t expected to be rewarded.

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It was wonderful ................ (work) on something I loved.

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Although I was a success, I needed ................ (maintain) it.

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I remembered ................ (tell) once about an author who’d said ‘You’re only as good as your last book’.

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Most successful people will admit ................ (experience) self-doubt at points in their career.

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One temptation is to avoid ................ (take) risks so that you don’t fail.

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Everyone would prefer ................ (turn) success after success.

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Success needs ................ (put) into perspective.

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Otherwise, you risk ................ (remember) for one thing only.

_{Read the pair of sentences and choose the correct description of their meanings.}

(a): I regret to say that there is no more work for you.

(b): I regret saying that there is no more work for you.

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(a): The teacher went on to tell us about the new project.

(b): The teacher went on telling us about the new project.

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Do the following two sentences have the same meaning?

(a): Starting a new job means getting up early in the morning.

(b): To start a new job means getting up early every morning for it.

_{Read the pair of sentences and choose the correct description of their meanings.}

(a): I propose to discuss the issue with the boss.

(b): I propose discussing the issue with the boss.

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The verb: ( risk )

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The verb phrase: ( decide against )

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The verb phrase: ( get used to )

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The verb: ( make )

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The verb: ( encourage )

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The verb: ( fail )

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The verb: ( stop )

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The verb phrase: ( have difficulty )

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The verb: ( need )

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The verb: ( continue )

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The verb: ( enable )

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The verb: ( envisage )

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The verb phrase: ( can’t help )

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The verb: ( tend )

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The verb: ( manage )

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The verb: ( let )